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  • that in all justice and fairness you can hold us responsible for the wrongs of the past, which had their origins in their own set of circum­ stances, knowing, as you must, our own good will vis a vis the interests of the country in both interior and foreign
  • '... :::" '_-:" ·, .• , . . .... : . . . . ... , : . • . . • . ·.. . • . ' ' • . '. :.. .: ... _._:· ... ·.. ~--.:· •.• ....-~WESHALL, OF COURSE, CONTINUE OUR AIR·, GROUNDAND SEA' OPERATIONS..,: •.. ...-.: ·....: •••.. :, .·:->,·
  • strategic superiority. Maintain hard appearance but seek conciliation. c. Back-peddle with all haste on basis we're overextended. We elect 1. to exercise Option B with following themes: Vis a vis US: a. Only obstacle program. to detente b. Germany
  • cane to town, y0\1 might get 1D touch Yith Mr. Bill Brubeck of' Oil?" ata.t:t' who deals direct.l,7 vi th Af'r1can Attairs. I am certain be voul4 be pl.eased to bear 7our camnenta. On behalf' ot tbe President, I want to tbaDJt 70111tor 7wr cantiDued
  • previously announced. Furthermore, we thought we had to keep in mind the worst pas sibility down the road: that we lose Khesanh or have a debacle there and {although even more unlikely) that the North Koreans take some severe steps vis -a-vis South Korea
  • to #A-34 Amembassy from Department Subject: April 20, 1965 DAKAR of . State ~=~:!:~.:! ~!!m!:~;~::~= VI?~, ~!amps ' Under cover o~ a letter dated March 8, 1965, ~-4Y of which is enclosed, Senegalese Minister of Public Wo s, Rousing, Urban
  • JS PROHIBITED . UNLESS·"UNCLASSIFIED" . Page 2 of telegram to.__ C_IRCULAR_-'--'-------------------.---,--------- - SECRET...,. .. I I •. support for Saudi Arabia and must soon be vi thdrawn. 3) USG bas other forces available h. Dispatch
  • . by a continuation growth of recent States; is and alumina; because each year; on major it US investment in progress); Jamaica vis-a-vis because of bauxite are from the United visit because location Rico; 65% of US imports $400 million Jamaican
  • . A. Burki. Lt.-Gen. W. A. Burki then intro­ duces to the Vi~President the following: (i) Begum Burki. (ii) (iii) Mrs. Rountree. The Chief of Protocol. . • JI •• • • • The Vic»President is then co·nducted to the dais. Mrs. Johnson .and· :other members
  • 046623 OCT 68 FM SECSTATE WASHDC TO AMEMBASSY KAMPALA R 0221482 LIMITED OFFICIA~ ~SE STATE 248906 FYI FOLLOW I NG MESS AGE WI_LL BE SENT DI RECT' VI A COMMER C I A~ CHANNELSTO PRESIDENT ON OCTOBER70 QUOTE I AM HAPPY TO EXTEND TO YOU AND-TO THE PEOPLE
  • (Decade after) Civilians from Labor, Industry, Creative Arts s 12 March 63 TAUBETA Test Ban Inter-· agency s 13 June 63 SIGMAI-63 Indonesia/ Malaysia InterAgency s 14 8-9 Aug 63 ZIP V FOUO 14-15 Aug 63 ZIP VI Summer Interns 15
  • i. DO NOT -■TV■ N ..t.NT IIOOICI UN~ l'Oa QUllT 3. CL4Doll 110• COll:I.KTION ..t.VTJIOlllZIID BT VI TO DO 10 4. lNDls:..t.T• lNVOICB Ntn0U ..t.IJI NOT :l.ffUIN..t.llU MVIT BB M..t.D• lMMUll..t.T■LY . WBIIN ll:m.oTTlNO 1 DIVISION BOOK
  • on major Nations it US investment in progress); Jamaica vis-a-vis because of bauxite of private are from the United because location Rico; 65% of US imports $400 million an additional strategic and Puerto of some $200 million States
  • ........ wW ...... ~ fuU •• , .... . ' " - !YnstDAalalr A•alataat to 6.e h•.td'f.. M•. •w,y ..,_a•WHo rd a18-pply 612,_.khStnet ~. ! mjh i~ 7 \ ~ !!k1 v~ '\J ~ £'i d:;J.-ta,t_ /),..,., //VI,,, J) •J1 ./). (l -~--,,.,~ / ~ r,-.,vrv,._ ~Mk
  • !'Oil .N.a. GAlTHEfl Tuk rorce on Vi•tn• Subjects we haYe reYierid nquated, Aa yo• Vet.erana have the followi119 oommenu, (1) We agree that aany of th• analy•i• in depth. the attached area■ memo and to be atudied warran~ (2) We
  • •!.:.·,•., ...... ~ ... -• " •. • 1 . • • 1 ···7_:· . . ! • ' COlii1DEl1fl/£ -2- 5949, May 30, 3 p.m. I . from London .. .. ... _..... 0 PAGE 3 RUDTLN 760C .e e 19·f I 9 E N I I A t::~YEM ENI SITUATION WHICH COULD HAVE POSITIVE EFFEC! O.~ BRIT !THINKING VIS-A-VIS
  • program Most serioL1sly, population percent million was providing was basically sound. in vi~w of the apparent There success clear that some of the progress was The Indian economy was headed for trouble re-examination agricultural Grain
  • : "THE OPPORTUNTTY 'F:O~ WlOE•RANGlNG _ . t.ONyER~T l l""-I •A~D :EXCHANG~ OF_ VI E~S~ .HE :cOMME~TEO. THAT,, AL THOUGH :..E ,-DID iNOT ALWAYS HAVE·y.QURAGREEMENT, 'HE· ALWAYS :,:AMC: AWAY ,.FROM A •t1EEi':iNG 'WtTM 'YOUFEELING 'THAT !HE MAD .~P.iJ ~ ULL. .CHAN~E
  • for if it is to d r vi d ita o Uc:y r uu.,;, ... v. 1 yi ,~,,_.. ..,i;;.,,... y o1 hich politic l pr u· r tor £or n r (S) Th su.ppoe dly th Seer • - .. a.t moat o ad. cid t • c e • uth L'..frie n ona. pin a recon u bout n a position. fll::~ ;,,.~.-...~•f
  • NOTED THIS HELP WOULDi 1 BE USEFUL PRIMARILY VIS-A-VIS· FOREIGN EXCHANGE ASPECT OF CURRENT' '. iFINANCIAL PROBLEM. ' 1 CFN $6,000 $5 MILL.ION $10 MILLION l ...,, .. ··- ..... ~---· S=B=0=~=='f____ ' ,.,) REPRODUCTION FROM THIS COPY
  • I The A. I. D. Program and Policies: 1963-68. . II Foreign Assistance Act and P. L. 480: 1963-68. III Congressional Attitudes Toward Foreign Aid . IV Public Support for A. 1. D. . . . . . . . . . . .. V The War on Hunger - Food, Nutrition, Health VI
  • to Intemational ••••r, It our L.eders do not Vant to cleteat.1.Dgu in liegotiatim ~l the ~sts ant in ~T will.Ja"ab the Victor,r, bJ' ~"'- Cry~ vi/ ~fj y ,:· .""!".""'r-....:t-,,"1-;-1---•- - ·'· !." ._ :•· ·-r
  • NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT CORRESPONDENTSOR TITLE Ill report SIGMAI-66, Secret ~ lmf)Qrall DATE RESTRICTION Final Report ~p ,_~3-g, I /VI..J 8S-ll/(p 09/66 A H3W
  • TERRORISM.HE ADVOCATED T~AT PAR-rYWORK AMONG THE MASSESWASFUNDAMENTAL BUTTHIS VI EWWASALSOREJECTED SY THE PLENUM. 8 A COMMISSION WASAPPOINTEDTO STUDYTHE QUESTIONOF 'w'HAT POSITION THE PCV SHOULDTAKEIN THE SINO-SOVIETDISPUTE. THE COMMISSION WASTO MEETAFTERTHE
  • Bar. Inter­ agency s Jun 63 SIGMAI-63* Indonesia, Malaysia Inter­ agency s Aug 63 ZIP V Disarmament/ Zonal In­ spection Summer Interns FOUO Aug 63 ZIP VI Disarmament/ Zonal In­ spection Summer Interns FOUO 23-31 Oct 6J CHI I-63
  • I had made to hill earlier. In suba quent eetings he al.so held the line u4 hi• far well st te­ ment to the Presid nt, including hi• vi hes tor the sJ.1Cceseot the President' ■ p ae efforts I r present a wry considerable devi t1on tr.. Afghani tan
  • Chenault. After that there .woul.d be ·nation .wl de ..hunt ,for ab due tors . • • •• • ' Pres I dent. s~nd Ing ..an :a Jde to vis l t ,.Mrs. Chenau 1t :.th ls morning. • • • • \ ·, NOTE: Adv cy ,sent .to DCSOP'CC .and ACSI at 3017442 NOTE: 637 is DA
  • Second Assistant Ci vi 1 Divis i on SUBJECT! It is our opinion should neither attempt instigate any inquiries that the Department of Justice to further interrogate Ruby nor by the press: 1. Ruby, in our judgment, cannot make any statements which would